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Reddit user questions 'pace the frontier' LLM campaign

A Reddit post questions the logic behind a campaign to "pace the frontier" of large language model development, suggesting it's performative virtue signaling. The author argues that American labs pausing development would risk losing their lead to Chinese labs and expresses disbelief in the campaign's premise. AI

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Reddit user questions 'pace the frontier' LLM campaign

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